Core ICT Indicators: 1' Infrastructure and access 2 ' Households and individuals Access to ICT and U

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Core ICT Indicators1. Infrastructure and
access2 . Households and individuals (Access to
ICT and Use of ICT)
National Bureau of Statistics Chinese
delegation 8 November 2005, Geneva

• Esperanza Magpantay
• Market, Economics and Finance Unit (MEF)
• Telecommunication Development Bureau

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• Core ICT Indicators
• 1. Infrastructure and access

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• DETAILS
• Availability of infrastructure to use ICTs
• Telephone (mobile, fixed)
• Computer
• Affordability
• Mobile cellular tariffs
• Internet access tariffs
• Quality of service
• International Internet bandwidth
• Broadband Internet subscribers
• Universal access
• Percentage of population covered by mobile
  telephony
• Percentage of localities with Public Internet
  Access Centres (PIACs) by number of inhabitants
  (rural/urban)

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• Core ICT Indicators
• 2. Households and individuals
• (Access to ICT and Use of ICT)

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• Data Collection
• 1. Existing survey vehicles
• labour force surveys
• household budget and expenditure surveys
• population censuses
• general social surveys
• Stand-alone ICT Household Survey

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• Important points
• Collaboration and coordination among ICT policy
  makers and national statistics office are
  important to ensure required data are collected,
  through official surveys
• Surveys should be carried out, coordinated and
  disseminated by national statistics office
• International comparability of data can be
  achieved by using existing model surveys
• Timely and transparent data should be made
  available

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